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We take the work that eats your team's week, like follow-ups, scheduling, billing chases and reporting, and hand it to AI agents that run inside the tools you already use, phone calls included. We map the work first, build the agents, and run them after. We also build web and mobile products and run data licensing deals on the owner's side. Our own products, GrowPype and TrueSit, come from the same work.

Owners and operators of established companies where the work is operations: construction and remodeling, home services and trades, logistics, agencies, professional services. We are in California and work across the US.

An agent is software that gets a piece of work done on its own: it reads the inbox, checks the calendar, updates the CRM, sends the follow-up, and stops to ask a person when the rules say so. An agentic solution is one or more of those agents architected around a workflow you already have.

A chatbot answers. An agent acts: it looks things up in your systems, changes records, books, sends, and escalates with context when it should.

Yes. Our voice agents hold a natural conversation, qualify, book and follow up. The same engine runs GrowPype.

A map of how work moves through your company and up to three workflows picked for agents. For each one you get the reason we picked it, what it costs you today, the architecture and a fixed build quote. $2,500, fixed, and credited in full to your first build within 30 days.

Discovery runs two to three weeks. A build goes live in thirty days per workflow.

From $5,000 per workflow, quoted and fixed in Discovery. Several workflows are quoted together, each with its own price.

$3,000 to $8,000 a month, depending on how many workflows we run and how often they change. It covers monitoring, fixes, changes, and the next workflows.

No. We handle the technical side and hand over documentation your team can read.

One person who knows the workflow, access to the systems it touches, and an honest number for what it costs you today.

You do. It is documented and handed over; we keep nothing hostage.

Almost always. We connect to the CRM, inbox, calendar, accounting and job tools you have rather than replacing them.

We keep it running for $3,000 to $8,000 a month, or hand it over to your team if you prefer.

They take the repetitive, high-volume work. Your people keep the decisions. A person approves wherever the rules say so.

Agents work from your real data and inside rules you set, with a person approving the steps that matter. We test against real cases before launch and watch the first weeks closely.

It hands off to a person with the full context, so nobody repeats themselves.

Each agent can reach only what its job needs. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and passwords and keys are never kept in code. Your data is not used to train anyone's models.

Whichever fits the job. We are not tied to one vendor, and what we build can move to a better or cheaper model without a rebuild.

Licensing de-identified operational data is a contract between you and the buyer, reviewed by privacy counsel before anything moves. We coordinate that review; we do not give legal advice.

Nobody sees raw data to price it. The valuation comes from counts. Buyers receive de-identified data after counsel review, under contract.

Licensing. You keep ownership and give the buyer the right to use the data under a contract.

Inventory in days, quotes in weeks. The rest depends on counsel and the buyer.

Nothing unless a deal closes. Our share of the deal is agreed in writing before any quote goes out.

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